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Summer has just begun and now we can relax and safely enjoy the summer with friends and family. Here are fun and fabulous activities you can do during this summer!

Summer activities to enjoy after a pandemic

Ryann Liddell and Isabella Fortunati
June 29, 2021
Frozen lemonade, strawberry sorbet and frozen hot chocolate are the summer treats you need to beat the heat.

Frozen homemade treats to kickstart your summer

Ryann Liddell, Writer
June 25, 2021
Ojai is a beautiful area where you can also indulge in incredible food!

Fill your belly with Ojai delights

Isabella Fortunati, Writer
June 14, 2021
While there are a few students looking forward to having no homework over summer vacation, some might discover a void left unfilled in their time, leaving them bored and without anything to do.

Cartoon 95: “From busyness to boredom”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrator
June 10, 2021
Have you taken time to relax recently? Spice up your down time with these quarantine favorites featured by writers Ryann Liddell and Isabella Fortunati that are sure to help you relax to the max.

Extraordinary movies to enjoy during summer break

Ryann Liddell and Isabella Fortunati
May 8, 2021
Although fall has begun, summer weather is here to stay

Fashion guaranteed to beat the heat

Jordyn Savard, Art Editor
October 8, 2019
With a good drink comes a good mood.

RECIPE: Cool down by sipping watermelon slushies

Sophia Parker, Writer
April 16, 2019
Credit: Clare Knutson

Tips to achieve the perfect summer road trip

Clare Knutson
June 15, 2017
The menu at Prospect. Credit: Julia Fickescher / The Foothill Dragon Press

Summer Sippin’: Three new coffee shops to try

Julia Fickenscher
June 12, 2017
Students transition from summer to school #FTHSWeBack (Storify)

Students transition from summer to school #FTHSWeBack (Storify)

Jocelyn Brossia
August 28, 2016
What to pack for summer vacation

What to pack for summer vacation

Emma Kolesnik
June 9, 2016
16 almonds takes 15 gallons of water. It takes more water than expected for certain foods. Credit: Jessie Snyder/The Foothill Dragon Press

5 ways to help cut down on California water usage

Emma Kolesnik
June 10, 2015
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